......The enrollment imbroglio is the latest in a series of shocks for the project in recent weeks, with RBI suspending a plan to mandate Aadhaar-based biometric ATMs and the finance ministry stating that direct benefits transfer (DBT) can work even without Aadhaar. The development is significant amidst uncertainty at the UIDAI headquarters and field offices about the Aadhaar project's future under the new government.........
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It is impossible to retrieve your adhaar card number if you happen to loose. In a number of cases the adhaar cards got misplaced courtesy postal authorities and it has not beenossible to generate duplicate with the same parameters.
What is usefulness of the system if you cannot regenerate the profile or number of a member.
I think. It is putting the crores of rupees into drain.
AADHAAR may go down in India’s financial sector history as the worst managed project of 21st Century. Perhaps, all Management Institutes in India compulsorily and such organisations world over voluntarily should make ‘Aadhaar’ a subject for case study in their post-graduate courses. The roles of government, the man at the top who appeared at and disappeared from the scene at his choice and the aggregate losses suffered by the exchequer and the social sector should all be separate subjects for study. The backward and forward linkages made available for the project should be separately researched.
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